CONTENTS.
The Parallel ("Air — I would rather than Ireland ),
Drink of this Cup (Paddy O’ Rafferty)
The Fortune-Teller (Open the Door softly).
Oh , ye dead (Plough Tune) .....
O’ Donoghue’s Mistress (The little and great Mountain.)
Echo (The Wren) ..
Oh banquet not (Planxty Irwine) ....Thee, thee, only thee (The Market-Stake)
Shall the Harp then be silent, (Macfarlane’s LamentationOh, the Sight entrancing (Planxty Sudley) ,
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M. P. or THE BLUE-STOCKING
COMIC OPERA, IS THREE ACTS ... , . . .
PREFACE . . . . . . . . .
THE POETICAL WORKS of THOMAS LITTLE .
PREFACE BY THE EDITOR . . . . . . .
DEDICATION ..
— To Julia. In Allusion to some illiberal Criticisms .
— To a Lady. With some manuscript Poems. On LeavingCountry ...... .
— To Mrs. -—-. “If in the dream that hovers”
— To the large and beautiful Miss -. In Allusion to so
Partnership in a Lottery Share. Impromptu— To Julia. “Well, Julia, if to love and live”
— Inconstancy ........
— Imitation of Catullus . To himself ....
— Epigram .........
— To Julia. “Though Fate, my girl, may bid us part”— Song. “Sweet seducer! blandly smiling”
— Nature’s Labels. A Fragment ,
— To Mrs.-. “Sweet lady! look not thus again”.
"— Song. “Why, the world are all thinking about it”.
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To Julia.ImpromptuTo Rosa.Sympathy.PietyTo Julia.To Mrs.—
‘Mock me no more with love’s beguiling dream”
“Does the harp of Rosa slumber”To Julia.
“I saw the peasant’s hand unkind”
-. “Yes, I think I once heard of an timorous youth”On the Death of a Lady . . . . . .
To Julia. “Sweet is the dream, divinely sweet’’
To ——. “Can I again that form caress”
Written in the blank Leaf of a Lady’s Commonplace BookSong. “Away with this pouting and sadness”
To Rosa. “Like one who trusts to summer skies”.
To Rosa. “Oh! why should the girl of my soul be in tears”Rondeau .........
An Argument to any Phillis or ChloeTo Rosa. Written during illness ....
Anacreontique . ..
“ Oh woman! if by simple wile” ....
Love and Marriage . . .
The Kiss.
To Mis3 -. On her asking the Author why she had
sleepless Nights..
Nonsense ..
To Julia. On her Birthday .....
Elegiac Stanzas .... . .
To Rosa. “And are you then a thing of art”
Song. “Jessy on a bank was sleeping” .
The Surprise . . . . . . . .
To a sleeping Maid.
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